Barbie Doll With Curly Hair

Mattel has long been recognized as one of the premier toy manufacturers worldwide, and they have released many variations of Barbie throughout its existence. Mattel has created numerous versions with various hairstyles and body types as well as numerous accessories to help her dress up in different ways; these allow for endless scenarios to play out with this iconic doll; accessories include wigs to change appearance or fashion-forward outfits which allow her to show off her personal style.

Barbie is joined by an ensemble of friends that help her explore her various interests and relationships, from romantic ones to playful interactions. Some have more serious intentions while others are simply more playful – all share an enthusiasm for fashion as great role models for young girls.

Skipper Roberts

One of the early additions to the character lineup was Skipper Roberts, an older sister to Barbie with brown hair who often featured colorful streaks such as blue or purple in her locks. Produced from 1964 until 2003 and reintroduced again in 2009 with updated clothing and more realistic body proportions, she became an instant classic!

Stacey McKinley, sometimes referred to as Barbie’s British companion due to her accent, first made her first appearance in 1968 with long straight hair tied into a side ponytail tied into a side ponytail affixed at one side and braided. Later she received a bob haircut that could be styled into either a bun or flip.

Truly Scrumptious

There have been multiple versions of Truly Scrumptious released as part of Barbie’s lineup, but this version was the first to use the more contemporary Model Muse body style – designed to remain in one pose when displayed, this body type has since become standard among collector dolls. Truly Scrumptious was released as blonde, brunette, redhead (possibly due to hair oxidizing over time) versions, all equipped with one gold-tone dangle triangle earring that can turn green over time if left in place for extended periods of time – she came equipped with one gold tone dangle triangle earring that could turn green over time!

Daria, Marisa, and Nichelle Its Daria was the Caucasian doll featured in this collection and released in two forms: Daria Shopping Queen and Daria Fashionista. Marisa represented Hispanic culture with two versions: Pretty Young Thing Marisa and Beach Baby Marisa; while Nichelle represented African-American heritage – released only once under her original moniker of Nichelle Urban Hipster.